KnuKonceptz Kolossus 4/0 0000 Gauge RED OFC Power Wire TRUE AWG Copper Cable

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Kolossus Flex Red 4/0 Gauge Power Wire
Sold per foot - Kolossus Flex Kable 4/0 (0000) Gauge Power Wire features 10,290 Tinned Strands of Tinned Pure Oxygen Free Copper in a new Ultra Flex Matte PVC Jacket. Capable of loads over 600A. This product can be used in Marine, RV, and other 12-24 volt DC applications.
The Flex Kable features an ultra flex matte PVC jacket that makes it bend to any radius and stable in temperatures from -40C to 105C. Colors available include Black and Red - This listing is ONLY for Red!
Price is per foot - enter length as quantity. Example Qty 15 will result in one 15 foot continuous section of cable delivered.
This is 4/0 (0000), not 4 Gauge! This cable is nearly an inch in diameter!
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Specifications
Kolossus Kable 4/0 Gauge Specifications
Core Material
Tinned Oxygen Free Copper
Cable Composition
36 Gauge - 10,290 Strands
Length
Sold per Foot
Dielectric
Ultra Flex PVC
Outer Diameter
22mm
Core Diameter
17mm (estimated)
Max Load
700A @ 20 Feet
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Additional Information
Plain and Simple Specifications
All KnuKonceptz Cable Products clearly state these specifications
Wire type - CCA or OFC
These materials are commonly used, but not commonly stated when shopping online. Know what you are purchasing. Both metals are capable of performing up to their rated loads.
American Wire Gauge
Wire gauge is crucial to powering your system correctly. Undersized cable will create unsafe conditions and may shorten your amplifier's life.
Max Load (amps)
Wire's ampacity changes with gauge and materials. KnuKonceptz does not rate cable based on watts. Amplifier manufactures do not always truthfully state the output of their product, check your on board fuses!
True American Wire Gauge (AWG) Products
Using American Wire Gauge standards, the gauge of stranded wire is determined by the total area of the conductor.
To calculate this you would take the area of each strand and add it together. This area, in square mm, then determines gauge.
Diameter is not as critical with stranded wire, this is due to the tiny air gaps between each strand. Diameter may fluctuate with strand size and how tightly wound the rope of the cable is.
The smaller the number, the larger the wire, until you reach zero or aught (0). From zero, you then have double aught (00 or 2/0), three aught (000 or 3/0) ...
Based on AWG, the true gauge of this cable is 4/0
Tinned Copper - What the Pros Recommend
When bare copper is exposed to oxygen, it oxidizes over time (turns brown/green).
These contaminants are damaging to the cable's ability to conduct electricity.
Tin provides a protective barrier from oxygen to the bare copper underneath.
By adding a thin layer of tin to each strand, the cable is no longer able to oxidize.
Tin does not react with oxygen and therefore the cable will never change color or have any change in its ability to conduct electricity
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Product FAQ
Q:
How do I order 18 feet of cable?
A:
We sell this cable by the foot. To purchase 18' enter "18" in the QTY box. This number represents the total number of continuous feet you want to order. Click Add to Cart and your shipping amount will display based on the length you have added to your cart.
Q:
Can this power wire be used as ground wire too?
A:
Yes, there is no physical difference between power or ground cable. We do recommend using two different color wires to differentiate between positive and negative connections though.
Q:
Why is this copper wire silver in color?
A:
Our Kolossus Kable is tin coated Oxygen Free Copper. Tin provides a protective barrier from oxygen to the bare copper underneath. By coating the copper strands in tin, your cable will never oxidize or tarnish. Meaning your cable will last longer than your vehicle.
Q:
Is this 4 Gauge or 4/0 Gauge Wire?
A:
On the American Wire Gauge scale, 4 and 4/0 gauge are VERY different. A 4/0 (four aught, also written as 0000) cable is nearly 5 times in conductor area than a 4 gauge cable.  American wire gauge scale goes from small to large as such: 4, 2, 1, 0(or 1/0), 2/0, 3/0 and then 4/0.
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